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Darwin Streaming Server 5.0.1.1

Darwin Streaming Server 5.0.1.1 09/03/2004 07:59 AM
An open source streaming media server.

Running your own shoutcast server /
streaming using XP Prof & IIS

Running your own shoutcast server /
streaming using XP Prof & IIS 08/01/2004 11:52 AM
Tech-Recipes Aug 1 2004 3:12PM GMT

RealNetworks Unveils Multiformat
Streaming Server

RealNetworks Unveils Multiformat
Streaming Server 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
Trying to take a bite out of rivals Apple and Microsoft, media delivery company RealNetworks launched its first open-source server, designed to stream every major digital media format. The Helix Universal Server handles file formats that include RealAudio, RealVideo, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and -- for the first time -- Apple's QuickTime and Microsoft's Windows Media.

Intel slices up to 34% off server chip
prices | The Register

Intel slices up to 34% off server chip
prices | The Register 06/03/2004 03:39 AM
Intel slices up to 34% off server chip prices

theregister.co.uk/2004/06/02/intel_xeon_price_cuts
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Customers Gain Reliability of Mainframes
on Fujitsu's Next-Generation High-End
Server for Windows Server 2003,
'Longhorn' Server

Customers Gain Reliability of Mainframes
on Fujitsu's Next-Generation High-End
Server for Windows Server 2003,
'Longhorn' Server 06/28/2004 10:07 AM
In a press conference held here today, Fujitsu Limited Chairman Naoyuki Akikusa and Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer announced a significant expansion of the companies' long-standing global enterprise relationship. The companies entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with respect to their companies' commitment to collaborate in the development of Fujitsu's next-generation Intel(R) Itanium(R) Processor Family-based server for Windows Server(TM) 2003 and next-generation Windows Server (code-named "Longhorn" Server), as well as in platform integration, services and mission-critical customer support.

The Register hit by XSS

The Register hit by XSS 12/17/2004 06:33 PM

Here's a nasty one: popular tech news site The Register was hit on Saturday by the Bofra exploit, a nasty worm which uses an iframe vulnerability in (you guessed it) Internet Explorer to install nasty things on the victim's PC. Where it gets interesting is that the attack wasn't against the Register themselves; it came through their third party ad serving company, Falk AG.

This is a classic example of a cross site scripting attack, in which malicious client-side code (usually JavaScript) is uwittingly served up by an otherwise innocent site. Usually, cross site scripting is caused by a badly written server-side application failing to properly escape data sent in a query string before displaying it on a page. This allows attackers to create links which, when followed, steal cookies or cause other nasty effects for the user following the link. Attacks on third parties with scripts served up on a target website's pages (ad serving companies are a classic example) are less common but much more damaging as the malicious code involved will be distributed to everyone who visits that site, whether they click on a hostile link or not.

This problem isn't restricted to ad servers; any service where web pages point to a JavaScript file hosted on an external site are potentially at risk should the external site be compromised by crackers or abused by its legitimate owner.

An aside: users of alternative browsers (Get Firefox!), as well as those who had upgraded to Windows XP Service Pack 2, were unaffected.

| The Register

| The Register 02/01/2005 08:41 PM
Interview with a comment spammer: "Link spamming, with its abuse of common resources, turns out the most efficient, just as cutting down virgin Indonesian and Amazonian rain forest is the most efficient way for loggers there to get wood. If it raises the global temperature of the blogging community, well, ...

The Register

The Register 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
refloozle their hossenblobbets with tinklewickets .. users are stupid, part 2 .. computer security issues .. makes a very good case .. The Register .. Register

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What, Me Register?

What, Me Register? 08/04/2004 04:43 AM
News sites that require registration are just annoying their readers. As a result, many users get revenge by submitting bogus information. So why not drop the charade? Commentary by Adam L. Penenberg.

"The Register"

"The Register" 01/07/2004 06:08 PM

"Register"

"Register" 01/23/2004 02:24 PM

Rip Streaming Radio!

Rip Streaming Radio! 04/21/2004 06:19 PM
Techdirt has a great article about Stream Ripping with the RIAA playing hardball people are looking to get away from...

Streaming For Dollars

Streaming For Dollars 05/23/2002 10:39 PM

this streaming site

this streaming site 07/16/2004 03:42 AM
speech

stream.realimpact.net/?file=clients/aclu/conf2004/20040707_ac lu_AmericaAtACrossroads_300.rm
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MP3 Streaming DownSampler for PHP 2.0

MP3 Streaming DownSampler for PHP 2.0 04/30/2004 05:51 PM
Stream downsampled versions of MP3 files dynamically from a Web server.

Streaming on a Shoestring

Streaming on a Shoestring 02/16/2004 02:36 PM
theWHIR Feb 16 2004 6:11PM GMT

Streaming More Mainstream

Streaming More Mainstream 04/16/2004 09:08 PM
Internet.com Apr 17 2004 1:25AM GMT

Function-Register-1.2

Function-Register-1.2 05/21/2004 05:37 AM

Fie on the register allocator

Fie on the register allocator 06/17/2005 03:43 PM
One of the things that was plaguing me with $WORK_PROJECT was the interaction of parrot's register allocator with some of my... degenerate code. (Assuming you consider a single subroutine with 1.6M of source text and 20K+ temps degenerate. I certainly do) On the fast machine at the office it topped out at around a gig of memory consumed and somewhere around 360 minutes of CPU time. Needless to say... ick. Far from acceptable, and nearly all the time's in the register allocator. I'd taken a shot at patching that up a while back, but ran into some issues. (Entirely...

Can anyone say how can I register to
gmail

Can anyone say how can I register to
gmail 07/13/2004 01:33 AM
TechTree Jul 13 2004 5:47AM GMT

The Register wants reform

The Register wants reform 06/24/2005 07:26 PM
According to Cathy Kirkman of Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich and Rosati, the Register of Coyprights has decided to propose abolishing the compulsory right granted by section 115 of the Copyright Act. This is the provision that gives recording artists the right to record "covers," so long as they pay a specified fee. Remember this quote from a 1967 House Judiciary Report, considering a modification to the law as it existed then:

[T]he record producers argued vigorously that the compulsory license system must be retained. They asserted that the record industry is a half-billion-dollar business of great economic importance in the United States and throughout the world; records today are the principal means of disseminating music, and this creates special problems, since performers need unhampered access to musical material on nondiscriminatory terms. Historically, the record producers pointed out, there were no recording rights before 1909 and the 1909 statute adopted the compulsory license as a deliberate anti-monopoly condition on the grant of these rights. They argue that the result has been an outpouring of recorded music, with the public being given lower prices, improved quality, and a greater choice.

Copyright Law Revision, Committee on the Judiciary, 90th Cong. 1st, Sess., Rep. No. 83 66 (March 8, 1967). Apparently the Registrer believes performers no longer "need unhampered access to musical material on nondiscriminatory terms." What progress.

Excel ate my DNA | The Register

Excel ate my DNA | The Register 07/18/2004 03:09 PM

"THE MOBILE REGISTER is "

"THE MOBILE REGISTER is " 05/20/2004 02:30 AM

hello Sir please tell how I can register
in Gmail & when we

hello Sir please tell how I can register
in Gmail & when we 08/28/2004 08:26 PM
TechTree Aug 28 2004 11:38PM GMT

Excel ate my DNA | The Register

Excel ate my DNA | The Register 07/18/2004 12:19 PM
Excel is frickin' EVIL .. evil

theregister.co.uk/2004/07/16/excel_vanishing_dna
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N.J. to register gay couples in new law

N.J. to register gay couples in new law 07/09/2004 08:24 PM

Register at NYTimes.com

Register at NYTimes.com 12/03/2003 09:47 PM

Failing to Register

Failing to Register 04/01/2005 11:15 AM
Register.com slips past its filing extension deadline and that's not the only thing slipping through.

"Register at NYTimes.com"

"Register at NYTimes.com" 12/29/2003 03:39 AM

"Streaming Audio to Cellphones"

"Streaming Audio to Cellphones" 06/17/2004 11:32 AM

On2 Streaming Java Applets

On2 Streaming Java Applets 07/12/2004 07:22 PM
Using the Java Virtual Machine instead of a software player, On2 cuts out the streaming video middleman.

Streaming MPEG-4 with Linux

Streaming MPEG-4 with Linux 03/13/2003 10:25 AM
Internet video for the next generation.

Andromeda Streaming Jukebox 1.9.3.2

Andromeda Streaming Jukebox 1.9.3.2 05/24/2004 12:50 PM
A tool to turn collections of MP3s into streaming Web sites.

3G Video Streaming for TeliaSonera

3G Video Streaming for TeliaSonera 01/26/2004 03:31 AM
3G Jan 26 2004 8:18AM GMT

iChat Streaming Icon

iChat Streaming Icon 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
I thought I was imagining it at first. Perhaps it was just the slightly different icon I was noticing. No, come to think of it, Joi Ito was actually moving -- at least his iChat icon was.

iChat Stream Icon streams your mug via iSight or the like as your iChat icon, live to anyone who has the (mis)fortune of having you in their buddy list.

I've always kept my buddy list visible, right there at the right of my desktop. Being virtual, it provides a sense of folks being around--virtual cube-mates, if you will. Now, thanks to the technical know-how of Andreas Pardeike, I can watch them pick their noses, see what they're having for lunch--hopefully not in that order--or just watch them bobbling and jiggling about on my desktop...

...like so many Tamagotchis. All I do is talk to them once a day, send them a file or three every other evening, and respond quickly to their "mornin'"s. Now to send Duncan that Chai; he looks a little drowsy this afternoon ;-).

iChat Streaming Icon 1.2

iChat Streaming Icon 1.2 01/22/2004 05:09 PM
Makes the buddy icon in iChat AV stream animations or life video.

An Introduction to Streaming
Transformations for XML

An Introduction to Streaming
Transformations for XML 02/26/2003 07:51 PM
An introduction to Streaming Transformations for XML (STX), a template-based XML transformation language that operates on streams of SAX events. STX bears a strong resemblance to XSLT 1.0, the tree-driven transformation language for XML, but offers unique features and advantages for some applications.

3G Streaming to Revenue Flow

3G Streaming to Revenue Flow 03/29/2005 05:25 PM
3G Mar 29 2005 10:09PM GMT

Streaming Video and Audio

Streaming Video and Audio 05/07/2004 04:10 PM
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Whither The Belkin PureAV Wireless
Digital Audio Receiver?

Whither The Belkin PureAV Wireless
Digital Audio Receiver? 07/13/2004 09:01 AM

The Belkin PureAV Wireless Digital Audio Receiver sounded like a pretty decent product when PCMag ran their little blurb. A simple and cheap ($130) 802.11b receiver that could be dropped on any wireless network, slurp up your MP3s and other audio, and pump out sound to your stereo. You could even listen to internet radio without having any PCs on. So, uhm, where is it? There's nothing on Belkin's website about it, and PCMag hasn't given us anything else. (Thanks, Chris.)
Read - Wireless Media Hub from Belkin [PCMag]

Onkyo Six-Disc DVD/DVD-Audio/SACD
Carousel

Onkyo Six-Disc DVD/DVD-Audio/SACD
Carousel 06/30/2004 08:00 AM

And while we're talking about home audio, it's probably good to mention that Onkyo is shipping the DV-CP802, the first six-disc DVD carousel that plays almost all current media disc formats, including DVD-Audio and multichannel SACD audio discs, as well as both DVD+/-R/RW. It shouldn't be out of range for most, either, with a MSRP of only $500. Now you can burn those 64kbps MP3s to a DVD-audio disc for maximum sound.
Read< /b> - Onkyo Ships First Universal DVD-A/SACD Carousel Changer [AudioRevolution]
R ead - Product Page [Onkyo]

Belkin PureAV Wireless Video Transmitter

Belkin PureAV Wireless Video Transmitter 09/15/2004 06:07 AM

For something that costs $500 and has 40Mbit of wireless bandwidth at its disposal, you'd think the Belkin PureAV could do a little better than SDTV signal (Standard Definition), even if it does have component input and output. Basically a wireless wire, the PureAV is designed to let you transmit video signal up to 350 feet (depending on interference, like walls, or hurricanes). And it looks like it is compressing the signal via MEPG2 before it beams it, which probably isn't that big a deal, but come on! How could anyone drop $500 on something these days that can't at least support higher resolution formats? Maybe there's something going on here I'm missing.

Oh, here are the last four DiscHub codes. What a fun contest. We'll definitely do this again: RFG987 FIG398 2587RT RE58TH

Read - Press Release [PureAV]

Digital Photography Hacks: geek out with
your digital cam

Digital Photography Hacks: geek out with
your digital cam 05/26/2004 04:34 AM
I am no photographer, but ever since I bought my first Casio Exilim camera (I'm on my third now, and I can't recommend them enough -- small, light, easy and durable, I carry mine everywhere and always) I've found myself shooting nearly every day.

Not being a photog, I'm pretty pig-ignorant on subjects like focus, depth-of-field, ISO, and so forth.

I just scored O'Reilly's new Digital Photography Hacks, written by the inestimable Derrick Story, s geeek's geek and a photographer's photographer, whose work I've admired for years. Derrick's new book follows the form of all the O'Reilly Hacks books: 100 easy-to-digest tips and tricks for digital cams, aimed squarely at people like me, geeks who get computers but cameras not so much.

These hacks are just what I needed to start to get my head around more advanced phototaking. Passages like "The flow of traffic provides a great opportunity to add motion to your compositions. Automobiles are light-painting machines, and it's easy to put them to work for you" (emphasis mine) really did me in: automobiles are light-painting machines! Wow! Suddenly, the whole world looked different.

There are many many great hacks in this book, but my favorite is #47: Judge Image Sharpness From File Size. If you've taken a bunch of photos of the same subject and want to determine which one is sharpest, compare the file-size. Images that have more information will compress poorly, which means that the biggest files in your shoot are likely the sharpest. Keen. Link

Better quality audio for Mind Hacks
interview

Better quality audio for Mind Hacks
interview 12/22/2004 01:29 AM
Mark Frauenfelder: Here's a BitTorrent file for a much better-sounding version of my interview with Matt Webb of Mind Hacks. (Here's the original entry). Link (Thanks, Torrentocracy!)

Pentek Announces Ruggedized Version of
Popular Multiband Digital Receiver PMC
Module

Pentek Announces Ruggedized Version of
Popular Multiband Digital Receiver PMC
Module 04/01/2005 04:43 AM
16-Channel Multiband Digital Receiver with Dual 14-bit A/Ds. On-board User-Configurable Xilinx Virtex-II FPGA. Optimized GateFlow FPGA Resources. Flexible A/D Channel Switching and Receiver Bypass Mode. Up to 80 Board Synchronization. Operating Temperatures From -20ºC to 65ºC. Shock Plus Sine- and Random-Vibration Qualified. [PRWEB Apr 1, 2005]

Comarco Wireless Test Solutions Launches
The Prizm Scanning Receiver System For
2G, 2.5G And 3G

Comarco Wireless Test Solutions Launches
The Prizm Scanning Receiver System For
2G, 2.5G And 3G 09/23/2004 03:12 AM
Comarco (NASDAQ: CMRO) Wireless Test Solutions introduces the Seven.Five Prizm Scanning Receiver. With guaranteed accuracy and speeds of four to ten times better than other scanners' published specifications, it is ideal for:· RF RSSI mapping, RFI analysis, benchmarking, optimization· Prediction model tuning, real-time RF analysis· Baseband decoding· Harmonics, spurious emissions, antenna siting, coverage· CDMA IS-95/1X, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, WCDMA, IS-136/iDEN [PRWEB Sep 23, 2004]

New: Digital Photography Hacks

New: Digital Photography Hacks 05/27/2004 09:12 AM
O'Reilly's Digital Photography Hacks, by Derrick Story, collects 100 techniques for "getting the shot."

Wireless Hacks

Wireless Hacks 10/30/2003 11:48 PM

Digital Photography Hacks Reviewed

Digital Photography Hacks Reviewed 08/06/2004 07:45 AM

We don't normally talk about book reviews, but since Mark Goldstein's Photography Blog is one of our favorites (and we must admit a certain weakness for O'Reilly books) I think we'll make an exception as he reviews "Digital Photography Hacks" by Derrick Story. The short end? He likes it a lot, which is fairly high praise from someone who is already a photography, calling it "well-rounded and not at all shallow" and "most suitable for the Intermediate category," as well as "explicit," "concentrate," and "and."

Although I haven't read Story's book, one thing that caught my eye is that out of 100 different tips, only 13 are about Photoshop. I love me some Photoshop, but I'm more interested in learning what to do so I don't need it.

Read - "Digital Photography Hacks" by Derrick Story [PhotographyBlog]

Boing Boing audio interview with Mind
Hacks editor Matt Webb

Boing Boing audio interview with Mind
Hacks editor Matt Webb 12/22/2004 01:30 AM
Mark Frauenfelder: I'm starting to get interested in podcasting, so I interviewed Matt Webb, the co-editor of the new book, Mind Hacks, just published by O'Reilly. It's 25 minutes long, and I even created a cheesy Garageband theme song for what I hope is the first of many interviews.

Note: Matt wrote me with the following info -- "This is the McGu rk video I was talking about. Just proving that I'm nothing without my notes, I incorrectly remembered the McGurk sounds! It's a visual 'ga' and an aural 'ba' that combine to the perception of 'da.' No 'va' at all (that's a variation on the experiment)."

The Mind Hack's weblog is here.

Link to BitTorrent file of my interview with Matt Webb.

Link to BitTorrent stats. (Thanks, Chuck!)

Digital Audio & the Copyright Gap

Digital Audio & the Copyright Gap 08/18/2004 12:57 AM
Here's the Copyright Gap in its full majesty. Digital radio has been live at the BBC for about 3 years now. As the BBC says, "Digital Audio Broadcasting gives you far greater station choice, better reception & clarity of sound with no re-tuning." Meanwhile, in the country that invented radio-stations...

Digital Audio Primer

Digital Audio Primer 01/27/2004 02:53 PM
Digital music players are becoming household items and digital media gateways are about to flood the market. Let us help you bone up on you digital media terminology.

GNU digital audio player

GNU digital audio player 01/18/2004 08:12 PM
Gnudap is born

New Digital Audio Formats

New Digital Audio Formats 06/13/2004 12:16 PM

Study: Digital audio to surge

Study: Digital audio to surge 04/12/2005 01:13 PM
Market researcher Forrester sees good years ahead for satellite radio and podcasts.

Mix Wi-Fi and Portable Digital Audio,
Get Aireo

Mix Wi-Fi and Portable Digital Audio,
Get Aireo 01/18/2004 09:17 PM

Songbank Digital Audio Jukebox

Songbank Digital Audio Jukebox 04/16/2005 09:50 AM

Build-It: Digital Audio Workstation

Build-It: Digital Audio Workstation 04/11/2004 11:43 PM
Our third installment in the DAW series sees incremental improvements in the system, some new faces, and another big price drop.

Audio Files of Digital Democracy Day

Audio Files of Digital Democracy Day 02/13/2004 12:09 PM
IT Conversations has posted au dio files of Monday's Digital Democracy "Teach In" in San Diego. I did a panel with Jay Rosen and Jeff Jarvis entitled "Gatekeepers No More: The Grassroots Challenges the Journalist Priesthood." Jeff and Jay were as smart on a stage as they are in their writing.

The Neuros MP3 Digital Audio Computer

The Neuros MP3 Digital Audio Computer 02/10/2004 03:00 AM
A review of first portable hard drive player to support Ogg Vorbis playback.

Belaris Wireless Launches New E-Commerce
Site - Targets Consumer Wireless and
Digital Market and Creates Incremental
Revenue for Property Owners
(featureXpress)

Belaris Wireless Launches New E-Commerce
Site - Targets Consumer Wireless and
Digital Market and Creates Incremental
Revenue for Property Owners
(featureXpress) 04/22/2004 09:17 AM
featureXpress - Belaris Wireless announced today the launch of their revamped e-commerce website. The website is part the company's strategy to target retail consumers by merging contemporary living and wireless and digital technology and to generate incremental revenue for property owners.

Digital Identity World audio online

Digital Identity World audio online 11/11/2003 06:49 PM
The Digital Identity World has posted complete audio, in a variety of formats, of all the presentations, along with the slides and so forth. I'm pretty happy with how the DRM panel I moderated (10.2MB MP3) turned out. Link (Thanks, Alice!)

Digital MIDI files must be recorded as
audio

Digital MIDI files must be recorded as
audio 01/05/2005 08:31 AM
Canadian Press via Canada.com Jan 5 2005 12:27PM GMT

Roku's SoundBridge digital audio
adapters

Roku's SoundBridge digital audio
adapters 01/03/2004 08:49 PM
Just received a tip that Roku, the maker of the HD1000 high-definition digital media adapter, plans to introduce a couple of nicely designed digital audio...

E-MU 1212M, 1820M Digital Audio Systems

E-MU 1212M, 1820M Digital Audio Systems 04/09/2004 04:12 PM
Review: E-MU's back in the PC audio game -- and this time, they came to play. There's a lot we like about these new offerings, but there are a few gotchas along the way, too.

"Live Audio from the Digital Democracy
Teach-In"

"Live Audio from the Digital Democracy
Teach-In" 02/10/2004 04:15 PM

Digital Audio Aims for Mass Market (AP)

Digital Audio Aims for Mass Market (AP) 01/06/2005 07:49 PM
AP - Ten thousand songs in your pocket. Millions of tunes on the Internet at your fingertips. And books on tape — they're going down the path of vinyl records. Welcome to the new world of digital audio.

Author DV, audio with FE Digital Media
Workshop

Author DV, audio with FE Digital Media
Workshop 06/15/2004 06:34 AM
Developer K-werkx Inc. announced on Monday the release of Front End Digital Media Workshop 1.0, which allows you to work with 1 to 99 files as you join image, sound and video files into QuickTime movies; join MP3 and MP4 streams; trim or split video and sound files into QuickTime movies and rejoin split sequences; add filters and effects to QuickTime movies; and more. The set of multimedia authoring tools is compatible with a wide variety of file formats, such as AAC, WAV, AIFF, uLAW and AMR audio; MPEG 4, AVI, Motion JPEG A and B and DV PAL video; and BMP, JPEG, PNG and Photoshop images. Playback features include full-screen video, audio controls and more. System requirements call for Mac OS X v10.1 or higher, a G3 or better processor running 500MHz or faster and 256MB RAM. A license is US$16.95, and you can download a 15-day trial version from the K-werkx Web site.

Mossberg on Wireless Audio

Mossberg on Wireless Audio 01/16/2004 11:01 AM
The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg reviews the Creative Technology Sound Blaster Wireless music system: Mossberg is very up on the device, which avoids some of the weaknesses of similar Wi-Fi-to-audio adapters by having its display built right into the remote control. (Mossberg complains about having to enter a hexadecimal encryption key into the Sound Blaster software to attach it to his protected network. He speaks for all home users when he writes, No normal consumer knows what "Hex" is, and companies should stop expecting them to use it. On the other hand, when he says that the key is rendered in an arcane and obscure kind of techie code called "Hexadecimal" he's just being crotchety. Hexadecimal is just base 16: 0 to 9 and the letters A to F. Fortunately, WPA will replace the hex-interfaced WEP system eventually.) I saw a similar device, Slim Devices's Squeezebox, at Macworld Expo last week. The Squeezebox has wired and wireless interfaces, a nice remote control, and a two-line bright LED display. It plays MP3, Ogg Vorbis, and WMA (among other formats) with the jukebox running on a Linux, Windows, or Mac system....

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